11-09-2026

Tennis elbow: Recognizing injuries and treatment approaches

Can people with asthma eat seafood? When should it be avoided?

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Rotator cuff tear caused by sports: How can it be treated to help patients return to activity sooner?

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Should people with tuberculosis eat a high protein diet? How much is appropriate?

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Badminton-related shoulder pain: How to recognize injuries and recover properly

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What should people with pulmonary tuberculosis eat to gain weight? Recommended foods and an easy-to-follow meal plan

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15-03-2023
Vaccination

All vaccination packages available at Hong Ngoc General Hospital

Complete and timely vaccination is the most effective strategy to induce specific active immunity, thereby enhancing immune defenses and preventing serious infectious diseases. For this reason, individuals are encouraged to build this essential “protective shield” through comprehensive immunization programs at Hong Ngoc General Hospital.
11-03-2023
Gastroenterology – Hepatobiliary

Constipation with rectal bleeding: causes, symptoms and prevention

Constipation with rectal bleeding is not uncommon among individuals with chronic constipation. However, it may also serve as a warning sign of underlying serious conditions. Therefore, patients should seek to identify the exact cause in order to receive timely and appropriate management. Below is detailed information about constipation associated with rectal bleeding for your reference.
09-03-2023
Gastroenterology – Hepatobiliary

Anal Fissure: Causes, diagnosis, and treatment options

Because an anal fissure affects a sensitive area of the body, many individuals feel embarrassed and delay seeking medical attention. However, prompt evaluation is important to distinguish anal fissures from other anorectal conditions, such as hemorrhoids, and to ensure an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
09-03-2023
Gastroenterology – Hepatobiliary

Prolapsed hemorrhoids: beware of serious complications if not treated promptly

Prolapsed hemorrhoids, where patients can palpate a protruding mass, are among the most common clinical signs of hemorrhoidal disease. If not treated promptly, this condition may lead to serious complications such as venous thrombosis, strangulated hemorrhoids, tissue necrosis, and even sepsis.
09-03-2023
Gastroenterology – Hepatobiliary

Is grade 3 hemorrhoids dangerous if left untreated? Can surgery cure it completely?

Grade 3 hemorrhoids are a relatively severe stage of the disease, in which the hemorrhoidal tissue prolapses outside the anal canal and cannot retract spontaneously. The prolapsed hemorrhoids can only be reduced manually by the patient. Patients may experience pain, burning sensation, bleeding and discomfort that worsen during defecation, and in some cases even when sitting.
So, is grade 3 hemorrhoids dangerous if left untreated, and can surgery completely cure it?
14-02-2023
Rheumatology

Hip osteoarthritis: causes, symptoms and treatment

Hip osteoarthritis, although not among the three most common forms of osteoarthritis, is becoming increasingly prevalent and accounts for a considerable proportion of cases. If not diagnosed and treated promptly and appropriately, it may lead to serious sequelae affecting mobility and is one of the leading causes of disability.
13-02-2023
Rheumatology

[9+] Warning signs of knee osteoarthritis you should know

Knee osteoarthritis often progresses silently and can be difficult to detect without medical examination. Therefore, people should listen to their bodies and recognize the warning signs of knee osteoarthritis to ensure timely prevention and treatment.
13-01-2023
Rheumatology

Knee osteoarthritis: causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention

Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common musculoskeletal disorders. The disease progresses through stages and is increasingly affecting younger individuals, significantly impacting daily activities and quality of life.
09-01-2023
Rheumatology

9+ Common signs of rheumatoid arthritis and potential complications. Individuals at increased risk of rheumatoid arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune joint disorder characterized by primary inflammation of the synovial membrane. Early recognition of the signs and symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and timely initiation of appropriate treatment are essential to slow disease progression and prevent joint deformities and irreversible structural damage.